Edge (VORP)The one that matters. How many more points this player scores over a whole season than a free replacement you could grab off waivers. A player with an Edge of 0 is worth nothing special. Higher is better.
Points (projection)Total fantasy points he is forecast to score all season. Useful, but misleading on its own: quarterbacks score the most points and are still the least valuable, because you only start one and the backups score nearly as much.
TierA quality group. Players in the same tier are roughly interchangeable. What matters is the cliff between tiers: if only one player is left in a tier, taking someone from the next tier down costs you real points.
Market (ADP)Average draft position. The pick number where this player normally comes off the board. It tells you what everyone else thinks, not what he is worth.
StealHow far he has fallen past his usual spot. +15 means he is still available 15 picks later than normal, so you are getting a bargain. A negative number means taking him now is early.
Still there?The odds he survives until your next turn. Green means he will probably still be available, so take someone else first. Red means take him now or lose him.
Q and OUTQ is questionable, which is normal noise in September. OUT means injured or suspended and genuinely unavailable.